Hello, Maybe one way could be to mimic this publishers look as much as possible, supposing that’s OK for them…
I did that once for a very small company : for our own performance needs, I had already typeset the score we were to play from their original, handwritten by the composer, in the first place. JM > Le 26 août 2022 à 08:59, Andrew Bernard <[email protected]> a écrit : > > I have no idea what software Schott Music Group uses for engraving, but it's > disappointing nowadays that many of the larger publisher are demanding that > composers do their work for them and requesting finished work, at least > finished to the point they can apply their house style. I don't think any of > the big names use Lilypond, and as far as I recall various efforts to get > Lilypond to export MusicXML (with all its limitations) have not come to any > fruition. Unless they accept a PDF from you and print that or reset from > scratch I think you are stuck. Sorry. I think the silence on the list re your > question is also confirmation that there is not an answer to this. I may be > wrong! > > Andrew > > > On 25/08/2022 10:43 pm, [email protected] wrote: >> I proposed to send them my LilyPond files but I have been confirmed yesterday >> that they cannot process those... They told me an XML file might help them >> though. I looked if it was possible to export in XML but I read the result >> was >> bad and LilyPond wasn't made for that task... So here's my question: what >> would >> you suggest I could do to export my scores and help them prepare the album? >> >> Thanks for the advices! >> >
